New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

'front.' Every available pound steam In the Patfois
i SSies and PLOT Adler was ASKED repeataly 70
couldn't shook on another bell" He cAioo WV. ~
as sngnssc ana 70 ssee lis i a ham as
the Patrol had all she could do TO be second ~ IN.
flush The police cheered the cutter as she cfossSS
the line, they having been too late to cheer tho
In the lower bay the Patrol overlook the victorious
sioop as she being lowed along with canvas xss
furied At the time The Thistle, golng up under
s a The Scotch saiiornen ranged along star
boad side Of the cutter and gave &c hraY ~
the men on the volunteer. Then the Thistle stood
esr %as aeS to ssl an
Of lights and the reports Of cannon At bay nos'
told Of beatty welcome there.
REATEN BADLY, BUT NOT OVERWHELMED
THE THISTLE PEOPLE TAKE THE DEFEAT PLEAS.
ASrLY-cOMMENrs ON TIL. VIC TORY.
ON board the Thistle, which came to an anchorage
about @ o'clock beating all the steamers on the way
up, there was outward sign Of dscourasernent Mr..
Bell greeted a TRIB reporter heartily, saying
awell we're beaten; but not overwhelmed
The guests on board the Scotch cutter were J. B.
Williams Sir Donald Msthieson, X =. b., Hugh
AuchincIoss, Latham A. Fish, from the Regatta Com
mittee and Robert wyllie Captain Barr held tho
tllier all through the race.
ave gave tho Volunteer q hearty Cheer proceeded
Mr. Bell, and not from lips only, but from our
hearts. Why, the American people should erect
statue to General Paine"
"The race was fairly and squarely today, then:
you had mishapsf
mo- none. But 1 must say tina. always feared
this race I imagined that we might win the hrss
race and perhaps the third race; but always was
shaky about the beat to windward and back, ana In
heating TO windward have confess the superiority
OF the Volunteer In quadrflateial course, such a.
the English are, still believe that tho ihs'io
could male as good or better time but pray o"h
Imagine that we are downcast by today's defeat we
are rs happy sandboys. We have aen'y u s''o
spirits on board-scotch spirits, too,'
NEW CHALLENGE FROM SCOTLAND
"supposing purse of $1,000 was made up by the
New-York Yacht Club to be raced for by all the Dig
sloops,r Mr. Bell asked, would you 10 wiling
to enter the Thistle against themP
"Most certainly"
aAnd do you intend to bring another boat to cum
pete .
ITO answer that would be too much speaking IN
tho vein OF prophecy The Thistle Is ior sa''' '"'
her crew are engaged for two years"
ct IS said that Scottish gentleman - "iiiins w
challenge, but under different conditions.
81 should lot wonder. don't at all approve Oh
that Regatta Committee arrangement. ihey has"
not the experience necessary to conduct race piop
CIV Nou, nj home I'm the time we have been here
we would have run twenty thirty races, racing ono
or two times q week. TIE Regatta Con'nnt''o 'A
the contrary have not more than one OF Two '"'o
year TO arrange. / think It Is better thae tno f"e
regulations should be published four days oetofo ''
race "A in Bitan and that they should be adhered 10
- r,.,,or what the weather conditions may be.
~r.aIn time should be SGT for the start, and Ii tho
v,ch.s are net there then why thar Is their o"n
t,uI, Now n on Tuesday VIC Lad been started -
10 o'clock sharp would have got quito iai VIM
A., prrI,s IDEA OF CENTRg-BoARD BOATS.
what do you think of centre-boaru toats now
.ob we FULLY recognize the value OF tho centre
ho,ri {, vtndward work but we Will not &cm1 thas
IN. centre board Is the better sllround oost' mo
keel enter Is safer for thing We do not care to
run the chance of drowning our wives and children
when we tsk s. ,n Ss9, ' work Mr. Bell
hsa been very satisfactorily handled but they had g9s
!nfV w a Ss. S as the ns and wondering
sudden a5 the ss toe ws the
S Soldra%s while the sfsssfSy
aSsad but Sa. however, Again
afraid OF the hawser at the stake boat ana our
sap Ne made seven tacks 10 the Volunteers SIX. and
that lost i've minutes put tae es'en'n '~"A ~"
avoidabo."
well. are you q convert to the centre-board now
Mr. Watson !" asked the reporter OF the designer.
"The centre board rather bored us to-day, ddn'tnt
Unjust say that never before recognized tho merits OF
centre board as did to-day.
ANY questions as whether he would attempt 70 In
,rodce the ceutreboard to Britain Mr. Watson MANAGED
to eyade. ...a wifi, vour .aisw
We had little trouble vim our foresaiI bat on the
whole our sails admirable" ..,,,,
TS a,snS that tho enabled the
volunteer to 40 better work TO windward"
CAPTAIN BARR BLhMEs THE STEAMERS.
Captain Barr really down on his iuoS' ana
h. showed It, To suffer such defeat
vas undoubtedly harl lines for the victorious skipper OF
Of Madge and the Clara He ssan .n
Tho excursion steamers r,a,. ali ,bsse steamers arc
locked M We suarod by their wash to-day again sna
lost some time by being afraid OF tho Ok nA"'''
Mr. BsI spoke in highly terms Of NJ,
America. Hs said. Mr.. Fi.h went ashore Is soon
a. Ts.. drSppeS ,us ssAS e. >, msmSs9 81 sSs
syndicate now hsr owners and the n4Sc
Clark Of New ark mentioned n the "a. rSepeSt Of
Ssf.ss Mr. The Ss sSes Yacht n his
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Chaouer Mr and Mrs Hiiiard 49, srSns viii
Ms' a ss NJ To- sSs Mohss. and % All Tor
srH VIII m esp tie Thss aud N February
with his family and party Of friends VIII taHs
70 the West indies aud ns1s fall Will 'AAs nsf 'A'A
WELCOMING BACK THE VOLUNTEER
r, VIVA half past 5 when the saver OF the Cup, amid
the booming big guns dropped anchor on Ray hidse
Tho following the names OF tnoss VINO
were on board Of her when sne saiea
h.r victorious race: General Paiue Mr.. Burgess.
Busk. Joseph Fay DR.. Bryant, George Richards. T.
willard. Commodore Forbes. OF the Puritan; MI CoatA
Of the Thistle The crew. with the exception OF
per mates and Of the quarterm asters are mossI
Foreigners =.
Captain Hank Han assisted BY Captain Berry OF
the Mschief Captain Terry, of the Graylns and there
was the rcxuler crew OF twenty-five mon, and the
Of the Puritan and Extra men Mss
Charles Kenuison Second Nate Harry Han SON OF tue
skipper mate Rysna Ssorfe sres
Charles johnston seamen, Jonn Ssruuos onssse'
OIfen August Smith. George johnson. Charles LALmas
Christian Paulsen. William Laurcntz. Hans Cne,sS
Johu Bockman, Harry Andersen. John Westefnisse'
George f. stone George Moberg. Andrew Anue.sss
stsv,rd John Hammer. Cook Frank ssnde ana as's'"
| cool. Joseph May.
| CAPTAIN HAFE MODEST wIrHAI- 49,.
IF the Thtssles men wore happy - ssndosy"
x,.,....aa.s. mara marry Grigy CeptaAn -